One of the epigrams to this work, from The Charterhouse of Parma, alerts the reader that "we are about to speak of ugly matters." One character in this work asks the woman he loves four times whether 
One of the epigrams to this work, from The Charterhouse of Parma, alerts the reader that "we are about to speak of ugly matters." One character in this work asks the woman he loves four times whether a verse he has just read her is beautiful. An elderly character in this work insists that a red-faced teenager answer the question of what he would write "if a big German newspaper gave you personally two lines of space." Another character in this work with a "famously beautiful throat" entertains a crowd by performing parodies of television commercials and sprinkles gasoline out of a laundry detergent bottle while onstage. That woman, Funda Eser, is married to Sunay Zaim, who, as the puppet of Z Demirkol, arranges for soldiers to fire from the stage into the audience and negotiates with the protagonist for the release of the Islamist radical Blue. For 10 points, Ipek agrees to remove her headscarf during a performance of The Spanish Tragedy in what novel about the poet Ka's trip to Kars, written by Orhan Pamuk?
One of the epigrams to this work, from The Charterhouse of Parma, alerts the reader that "we are about to speak of ugly matters.
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